Monthly Archives: July 2015

by William Skink There is an assumption among those supporting stricter gun control policies that the steady stream of gun-related tragedies will eventually translate into public support for policies that restrict access to firearms. That assumption is wrong, according to … Continue reading →

By JC Hot on the heals of Skink’s previous post on the shenanigans of the Montana Dem Party, we have another prime example of the Dem party wanting to tinker with picking the candidate before the public has a chance … Continue reading →

by William Skink Montana Democrats: Party of the People. That’s what it says under a Cowgirl post titled Adams Backs Bruce in Unlikely Campaign for MDP Chair. The title of the post speaks volumes about the anti-democratic inclinations of Democrat … Continue reading →

by William Skink it’s the end of the night and the kid in the backyard is digging in his heels the stern voice doesn’t work the countdown doesn’t work he goes dead wood on me, won’t budge— then I remember … Continue reading →

by William Skink I think it’s more productive to look at the outcomes than it is to examine events like the Chattanooga shooting. Why? Because Chattanooga is another rabbit hole in the crisis actor genre that sees these events as … Continue reading →